What makes life worthwhile?
An interview with Victoria writer Pauline Holdstock about What Endures, short fiction and humour.
Dossier 01 · Canadiana
Based in the Okanagan. Covering BC books, Canadian writers and public life.



Canada is Teitelbaum’s home and working base. From Penticton in British Columbia’s Okanagan, he serves as Senior Editor of BC BookWorld and writes about books, writers and speculative literature. His current BC work sits alongside reporting on Canadian cultural and public life, from Jewish Montreal to the Arctic.
His reporting earned a Canadian Northern Lights Award for Excellence in Independent Journalism (second prize, 1998) for “The Call of the Wired” in Wired.
An interview with Victoria writer Pauline Holdstock about What Endures, short fiction and humour.
An interview with UBC political scientist Max Cameron about citizenship and polarization.
Leonard Cohen on songwriting and faith.
Mordecai Richler and his son’s view of the family.
Richler’s This Year in Jerusalem.
Jacob Two-Two, the Hooded Fang and Richler’s Montreal on television.

A Montreal education and antisemitism on campus.
Reporting from Concordia University.
Historian Esther Delisle and Quebec’s wartime past.
Canada’s former prime minister and her collaboration in musical theatre.
Toronto-based Ernst Zundel’s broadcasts reach Los Angeles.
Jewish life and cultural identity in Iqaluit.
Morris “Two-Gun” Cohen, from the Canadian prairies to China.
Edmonton-born, Ottawa-area writer Victor Ostrovsky and his books.
Robert Rabinovitch, Jewish Montreal and the CBC.
David Cronenberg on Spider and its Jewish subtext.
Arthur Hiller, from Edmonton and the CBC to Hollywood.
Independent filmmaker Ruba Nadda in Toronto.
Montreal’s Hershey Felder brings George Gershwin to the stage.

A portrait of the Montreal-born poet and songwriter.

The novelist, his city and Solomon Gursky Was Here.
Yves Beauchemin — a profile of the Quebec novelist.
Canadian views of Southern California.
Canadian expatriates in Southern California.
Ted Zeigler and the Montreal television show.
Vancouver writer William Gibson and cyberpunk.
A wry autobiographical point of entry: Montreal, Israel and California.
Internet connections in the Arctic; Northern Lights Award for Excellence in Independent Journalism.

Margaret Atwood and the film adaptation of her novel.
Includes Gibson’s work on the screenplay.